Wrapping and Reducing Polymer Clay Canes

PCC Wrapping and Reducing Polymer Clay Canes

I wrote before about reducing polymer clay canes, here they’re talking about how to fill flower canes with ‘background’ and reduce them without damaging the flowers.
I did it myself in the same way and it worked great, you only need some patience.


Links:
Wrapping and Reducing Polymer Clay Canes (Wrapping & Reducing Canes)

Here at unikatissima:
Reducing Polymer Clay Canes
Entries containing the word ‘flower cane’

Oil Lamp From Orange

recyclart Oil Lamp From Orange

I’ve seen the oil lamp from an orange and a little oil before, but I’ve completely forgotten about it.
Unfortunately the time for oranges here is nearly over, I will have to come back to the other oil lamp which works with cotton for a certain time.
And I don’t know whether I will prefer to make embellished oranges, then ;-)


Links:
Oil Lamp From Orange (DIY: oil lamp with an orange)

Here at unikatissima:
Oil Lamp
Embellished Oranges

Recycled Roses

alisa burke Recycled Roses

I find these roses from fabric or paper most beautiful, even without wreath!
And it seems that they are easy to make, which does no harm! ;-))

They should look great for jewelry, too, for a ring or earring e.g.?!

If they’re not exactly your cup of tea simply look for flowers from fabric or flowers from paper ;-)


Links:
Recycled Roses Wreath Tutorial

Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘jewelry’
Entries with the tags ‘flower’ and ‘fabric’
Entries with the tags ‘flower’ and ‘paper’
fabric flower

Sock Grass Heads

Ordinary Life Magic Sock Grass Heads

There, aren’t the little ones real personalities? ;-)
Well, perhaps I will put some of these little ones on my balcony.
If I haven’t anything better to do with my socks ;-))


Links:
Sock Grass Heads (Grass Heads)
via: Grass Roots Crafting! (A Fun Kid’s Project with Grass Seed)

Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘socks’

How to Press Flowers, Leaves and Herbs

unikatissima Clematis VII

I already wrote about drying flowers in the microwave and about flower pounding, here at how to press flowers, leaves and herbs you can find general and comprehensive tips, there are some that I want to try out ;-)

 
And what to do then with the pressed flowers and leaves?
That is what I did:
unikatissima Clematis VII On the picture you see a little ‘piece of art’ that was meant originally as a card but is much to time-consuming for this: it is a Clematis petal pressed in an old phone book, embellished with self-made decorative paper and hand embroidery.

 

unikatissima Der trockene Sommer Here I’ve pressed a leek leaf in an old phone book, too, and embroidered it.

 

unikatissima Herbst I don’t know what kind of leaf this is, but I combined it with self-made decorative paper, self-made ‘papyrus’ and hand embroidery.

 


Links:
How to Press Flowers, Leaves and Herbs

Here at unikatissima:
Drying Flowers in the Microwave
Flower Pounding
Faux Papyrus

Balloon Flower Polymer Clay Cane

PCPolyzine Balloon Flower Polymer Clay Cane

Isn’t the balloon flower polymer clay cane beautiful?
It can be made so fine because you work it big and then reduce it.

And if the balloon flower isn’t for you, try some other polymer clay canes ;-)

 


Links:
Balloon Flower Polymer Clay Cane

Here at unikatissima:
Reducing Polymer Clay Canes
Entries containing the word ‘polymer clay cane’

The Beauty of Brown Leaves

To tell the truth: I only like woods if they are green
Brown is boring!

At least that’s what I thought until I saw this picture ;-)

You live and learn ;-))


Links:
The Beauty of Brown Leaves (Winter Beech Leaf Gradient (There’s Nothing Wrong with Brown))
via: UK Edition: Land Art With Richard Shilling :: Etsy Blog

Look also at his other pictures and his other websites:
Richard Shilling – Land Art
Richard Shilling’s Land Art Blog
Land Art for Kids